Hoffman EV, based in Madison, Wisconsin, converts carefully vetted classic cars into bespoke electric “restomods.” The team performs all metal fabrication, battery integration and quality testing in-house, giving vintage vehicles zero-emission drivetrains and modern reliability without sacrificing their timeless looks.
Maxeon Solar Technologies is a Singapore-headquartered spin-off from SunPower that designs and manufactures ultra-high-efficiency Maxeon® and SunPower® solar panels. With 35 years of R&D, three global factories and sales in 100 + countries, the company backs its products with 40-year performance warranties for residential, commercial and utility projects.
FSI is a global polyurethane “systems house” that develops custom, sustainable PU chemistries for automotive, furniture, marine, construction and many other industries. Its in-house chemists create advanced foams, elastomers and adhesives that help customers hit weight, durability and environmental targets.
Altium Limited, founded in Australia in 1985, is a pioneer in electronic-design-automation software. Its flagship Altium Designer® and cloud-native Altium 365® platforms unify PCB layout, supply-chain data and manufacturing hand-off, empowering engineers in aerospace, automotive and consumer electronics to bring products to market faster.
Leonardo DRS is the U.S. defense subsidiary of Leonardo S.p.A. The company supplies the U.S. military and allied forces with integrated electric-propulsion systems, advanced EO/IR sensors and networked computing solutions, plus full lifecycle logistics and sustainment services.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Department of Mechanical Engineering is a top-ranked, research-intensive program whose faculty tackle advanced manufacturing, energy systems, biomechanics, robotics and data-driven engineering. More than 6,000 students benefit from its state-of-the-art labs and strong industry partnerships.
Generac, headquartered in Waukesha, Wisconsin since 1959, revolutionized home standby generators and has evolved into a diversified energy-technology company. Its portfolio now spans backup generators, solar-plus-battery storage, microgrid controls, EV chargers and large-scale data-center power systems.
Extreme Engineering Solutions (X-ES) designs and manufactures rugged embedded computing hardware—including SBCs, FPGAs, Ethernet switches and fully integrated systems—qualified for harsh military, aerospace and industrial environments. All design, fabrication and test are performed in its Verona, Wisconsin facilities.
Twin Disc has been converting engine power into controlled motion since 1918. The company’s marine and off-highway transmissions, torque converters, clutches and propulsion controls power equipment ranging from tractors and mining trucks to workboats and luxury yachts around the world.
Airtech Advanced Materials Group, founded nearly 50 years ago, is the world’s largest privately held manufacturer of vacuum-bagging films, composite tooling materials and 3D-printed tooling. Its products support aerospace, wind-energy, automotive and glass-lamination customers seeking high-performance composites.
Milwaukee Tool, celebrating over a century of innovation, engineers power tools, hand tools and job-site solutions by working directly with professional users. Flagship platforms like M18™, M12™ and ONE-KEY™ have set industry benchmarks for cordless performance, safety and productivity.
Cincon Electronics is a Taiwan-based manufacturer of high-efficiency AC-DC power supplies and DC-DC converters for medical, industrial, telecom, railway and lighting markets. All products are RoHS-compliant and designed to meet stringent global safety standards.
Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) is a leading semiconductor company that delivers high-performance analog, mixed-signal and power-management ICs plus software that “empower the intelligent edge.” Its portfolio—expanded through the Maxim Integrated acquisition—serves industrial, automotive, communications, healthcare and sustainable-energy sectors worldwide.
BVV (Better Value Vac) supplies laboratories and processors with extraction, purification and solvent-recovery equipment, including vacuum chambers, ovens, pumps and turnkey botanical extraction systems. The Illinois-based firm is known for reliable, cost-effective gear that delivers consistent, high-purity results at scale.
Noctua, founded in Vienna in 2005, designs premium CPU coolers, fans and thermal compounds renowned for near-silent operation and engineering quality. Loved by PC enthusiasts and data-center integrators alike, Noctua pairs meticulous acoustics R&D with industry-leading customer support.
Mercury Marine, a $3 billion division of Brunswick Corporation based in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, is the world’s largest producer of recreational marine propulsion. Its outboards, sterndrives, digital controls and propellers deliver quiet, efficient and reliable power for recreational, commercial and government vessels worldwide.